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- Cite Libre, Atomic Bomb, Counter Culture, Disestablishmentarianism, Foreign Policy, Bombe Atomique, Atom Bomb, Nuclear War, Guerre Froide, Cold War, Geopolitics, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, Pierre-Elliott Trudeau, NATO, Warsaw Pact, Mutual Assured Destruction, Henry Kissinger, USSR, World Communism, Soviet Communism, Anti-War, Anti-Americanism, Peace Movement, Pacifism, Defeatism, Neutralism, Neutralisme, Pierre Trudeau, Paul Lacoste, Roger Nantel, Trudeau, George J. Wesley, George Wesley, Charles Taylor, Charles Margrave Taylor, C. Taylor, C. M. Taylor, Quebec, Gilles Derome, Jean Cimon, Yerri Kempf, Montreal, Pierre Vadboncoeur, Pierre Vadeboncoeur, Quebec Regime, Bruno M. Cormier, Bruno Cormier, Liberalism, Republicanism, Nationalism, Socialism, Communism, French Canadian, French Canada, Quebec, French Canadian Liberalism, French Canadian Republicanism, French Canadian Nationalism, French Canadian Socialism, French Canadian Communism, Quebec Liberalism, Quebec Republicanism, Quebec Nationalism, Quebec Socialism, Quebec Communism, French-Canadian, French-Canada, Quebec Politics, Quebec Economics, Canadian Politics, Canadian Economics, French Canadian Politics, French Canadian Economics, French-Canadian Politics, French-Canadian Economics, Separatism, French-Canadian Separatism, French Canadian Separatism, Quebec Separatism, Modern Politics, Modern Economics, European Politics, European Economics, Napoleon, Napoleonic Law, Modern Irrationalism, Modern Political Irrationalism, Modern Economic Irrationalism, Modern European Irrationalism, Quebec Inc, Quebec Inc., Quiet Revolution, Quebec Philosophy, French Canadian Philosophy, French-Canadian Philosophy, Kantianism, French-Canadian Kantianism, French Canadian Kantianism, Quebec Kantianism, Canadian Kantianism, Kant, Immanuel Kant, Montreal, Critical Philosophy, Transcendental Idealism, BCE, Bell Media, Bell, SNC-Lavalin, Power Corporation, Saputo Corporation, Bombardier Corporation, CDPQ, Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec, Quebec Pension Plan, FTQ, Federation des Travailleurs et Travailleuses du Quebec, CGT, Confederation Generale du Travail, Federalisme Asymetrique, Liberal Party of Canada, Liberal Party of Quebec, Paul Desmarais, Jean-Louis Levesque, Andre Desmarais, Pierre Beaudoin, Laurent Beaudoin, Lino Saputo, Protectionism, Cartel, Monopoly, Trust, Liberalisme, Republicanisme, Nationalisme, Socialisme, Communisme, Canada Francais, Canada-Francais, Canada, Liberalisme Quebecois, Republicanisme Quebecois, Nationalisme Quebecois, Socialisme Quebecois, Communisme Quebecois, Politique, Politique Quebecoise, Economie Quebecoise, Economie, Canadian Politics, Canadian Economics, French Canadian Politics, French Canadian Economics, French-Canadian Politics, French-Canadian Economics, Modern Politics, Modern Economics, European Politics, European Economics, Napoleon, Napoleonic Law, Modern Irrationalism, Modern Political Irrationalism, Modern Economic Irrationalism, Quebec Inc, Quebec Inc., Revolution Tranquille, Philosophie Quebecoise, Kantisme, Philosophie Kantienne, Idealisme Transcendental, Kantisme Quebecois, Parti Liberal du Canada, Parti Liberal du Quebec, Protectionnisme, Monopole, Quebec Regime, Regime Quebecois, Canadian Liberalism, Canadian Republicanism, Canadian Nationalism, Canadian Socialism, Canadian Communism, Rassemblement Pour L’Independence Nationale, RIN, Assembly For National Independence, Quebec Sovereignty, Quebec Independence, Quebec Independence Movement, Quebec Sovereignty Movement, Quebec Referendum, Joseph Philippe Pierre Yves Elliott Trudeau, Kingdom of Desmarais, Historiographie Quebecoise, Histoire du Quebec, Histoire du Canada, Canadian History, Canadian Historiography, Quebec History, History of Quebec, History of Canada, Quebec Historiography, Droit Napoléonien
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Subject: CHARLES TAYLOR: CITE LIBRE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Charles Margrave Taylor, “La bombe et le neutralisme,” Cité Libre, 13.47(Mai, 1962): 11-16.
——, “L’Homme de Gauche et les Élections Provinciales II: L’Opinion de Charles Taylor,” Cité Libre, 13.51(Novembre, 1962): 6-7 & 21.
——, “Le Canada, ouvrier de la paix?” Cité Libre, 13.56(Avril, 1963): 13-17.
——, “Pointes sèches: Le chevalier de la Contre-révolution,” Cité Libre, 16.69(Août-Septembre, 1964): 2-3.
——, “La révolution futile ou les avatars de la pensée globale,” Cité Libre, 16.69(Août-Septembre, 1964): 10-22.
——, “Pointes sèches: Le communisme occidentale,” Cité Libre, 16.71(Novembre, 1964): 3-5.
——, “Pointes sèches: La guerre froide s’effrite,” Cité Libre, 16.72(Décembre, 1964): 3-4.
——, “Pointes sèches: Au chevet de la livre Stirling,” Cité Libre, 15.74(Février, 1965): 3-4.
——, “Pointes sèches: La pagaille à Ottawa,” Cité Libre, 15.75(Mars, 1965): 1-3.
——, “La planification fédérale-provinciale,” Cité Libre, 15.76(Avril, 1965): 9-16.
——, “Pointes sèches: Que faire au Vietnam?” Cité Libre, 15.77(Mai-Juin, 1965): 1-3.
——, “Batir un nouveau Canada,” Cité Libre, 15.79(Août-Septembre, 1965): 10-14.
Subject: CHARLES TAYLOR: CITE LIBRE BIBLIOGRAPHY
Charles Margrave Taylor, “La bombe et le neutralisme,” Cité Libre, 13.47(Mai, 1962): 11-16.
——, “L’Homme de Gauche et les Élections Provinciales II: L’Opinion de Charles Taylor,” Cité Libre, 13.51(Novembre, 1962): 6-7 & 21.
——, “Le Canada, ouvrier de la paix?” Cité Libre, 13.56(Avril, 1963): 13-17.
——, “Pointes sèches: Le chevalier de la Contre-révolution,” Cité Libre, 16.69(Août-Septembre, 1964): 2-3.
——, “La révolution futile ou les avatars de la pensée globale,” Cité Libre, 16.69(Août-Septembre, 1964): 10-22.
——, “Pointes sèches: Le communisme occidentale,” Cité Libre, 16.71(Novembre, 1964): 3-5.
——, “Pointes sèches: La guerre froide s’effrite,” Cité Libre, 16.72(Décembre, 1964): 3-4.
——, “Pointes sèches: Au chevet de la livre Stirling,” Cité Libre, 15.74(Février, 1965): 3-4.
——, “Pointes sèches: La pagaille à Ottawa,” Cité Libre, 15.75(Mars, 1965): 1-3.
——, “La planification fédérale-provinciale,” Cité Libre, 15.76(Avril, 1965): 9-16.
——, “Pointes sèches: Que faire au Vietnam?” Cité Libre, 15.77(Mai-Juin, 1965): 1-3.
——, “Batir un nouveau Canada,” Cité Libre, 15.79(Août-Septembre, 1965): 10-14.
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